I’ve been enjoying the launcher 10 launcher on my phone for more than two years now. Whenever I change my launcher, I keep going back to it. I find it to be so productive for my use. And the windows 10 live tiles ui is also great.
Yes, exactly.
Nowadays I’m using tubular which is newpipe with sponsor block and youtube dislike incorporated.
Adguard dns and ublock origin in Firefox.
I can do this using the moshidon app.
I workout in the morning right after I wake up. Many times it’s happened that I feel hungry after waking up, but the hunger sort of reduces or almost goes away after I finish my workout. I used to wonder why, maybe this is the reason.
At least the ERVs seem to play a role in the progression of the disease.
Also being used for treating sickle cell anemia
mastodon.social. Don’t know about censorship though.
It seems to be a complex mixture of mechanisms. You can first check the Wikipedia article: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_embrittlement And this is a review article on the mechanisms in steel (it’s from scihub so it should open): https://sci-hub.53yu.com/
I’ve had zero issues watching YouTube on Firefox with ublock origin. Not one warning received,no performance issues.
Absolutely. They’ll be the winners.
Truly dystopian
Voyager and TNG. Best shows for putting me into a good mood.
Very interesting. I prefer to actually own the books I buy, so I always remove DRM from the ebooks which I purchase. And Amazon is trying its best to make the process as difficult as possible. At least using Calibre, it can be done only on older kindle pc versions.
Oh this was really very well explained. Thanks a lot for sharing this.
You’ve indeed been lucky.
Yes. That’s indeed interesting.
Yes, metastasis refers to the spread of cancer. This study speaks of the adverse effects of stress for people with cancer.
ACC is mainly studied for its role in cognition and emotion. In the article linked it’s mentioned >The ACC is one of the higher-order cortical regions that have been extensively studied for cognitive and emotional brain functions, but have been understudied for brain disease-related sensory abnormalities.> I also found another article on the role of ACC in cognition and emotion: https://neuro.psychiatryonline.org/doi/full/10.1176/jnp.23.2.jnp121
Also you can go through the Wikipedia article: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anterior_cingulate_cortex